New Tool: Clipboard Image Viewer
After fiddling with L6 and finding that ESV study Bible maps didn't show in Biblical Places , i decided to build an app for viewing those maps until this gets fixed. So i am sharing the app with all those Window's users who would like to have it.
Features
- It will display Maps & Images in its window
- You can Zoom & Pan the image/map in the window
- You can view your map/image using the Full Screen mode
[great for using print screen for portions of a map] - It will work with any Logos version (ver 4 & higher).
- Image scaling from 0.25X to 7X
Take a look at the website: Clipboard Image Viewer
Don't let the name mislead you. It will work with image/map in the clipboard from any windows app .
p.s. You will not need to unzip the installer on this one. It loads the setup program right off the web 
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Steve, another very generous gift to Logos users. You and so many others are what make this Forum and the Logos user base so great to interact with. Thank you!
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New Update to CIV is available (ver 1.0.1.0)
Added keyboard shortcuts to simulate mouse actions. This may be useful for those who do not use a mouse. See the release notes.
Keyboard shortcuts
Shift + UpArrow = increase Zoom
Shift + DownArrow = decrease Zoom
UpArrow = move image up by 10 pixels
DownArrow = move image down by 10 pixels
LeftArrow = move image left by 10 pixels
RightArrow = move image right by 10 pixels
Ctrl + UpArrow = move image up by 1 pixel
Ctrl + DownArrow = move image down by 1 pixel
Ctrl + LeftArrow = move image left by 1 pixel
Ctrl + RightArrow = move image right by 1 pixel
Home = move top of image to top of screen
Shift + Home = center image in center of screen
End = move bottom of image to bottom of screen
Esc = exit Full Screen mode
Shift + Esc = enter Full Screen modeIf you find a problem with CIV, please email me: admin [AT] clark-tx [DOT] net
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New Update to CIV is available (ver 1.0.1.3)
Did some cleanup on when zooming or moving image to keep in window. See the release notes.
If you find a problem with CIV, please email me: admin [AT] clark-tx [DOT] net
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Good on you Mr. Clark. I wish Logos would hire you. The keyboard shortcuts practically made me gasp from usefulness.
Glory to God!
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been playing with CIV for that last few hours w/L6 search for media. Lots of fun seeing things large enough for these old eyes.
(click the image to see what i saw full size [actually had to shrink it to fit on the screen]. This was being viewed Full Screen, and i could pan the image to see what ya'll will not see)
Edit: the image below was the actual size of the image (you will need to click on the image and let your browser show full size). Found a 3rd technique to get full size images from some resources.
Edit2: below is what L6 shows on a 17.3" laptop with L6 maximized
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this is one of the maps from the Holman Bible Atlas
(partial view, as i had zoomed in while in the Full Screen mode)
below is what shows on my screen in L6
OK, i will quit wasting server space, just having fun viewing maps. i love maps.
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I just discovered this now Steve. What a cool tool. Thanks for sharing!
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It is interesting to note that my Symantec Endpoint Protection won't let me access this file. See below.
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Hi Bruce,
Bruce Dunning said:I just discovered this now Steve. What a cool tool. Thanks for sharing!
The webpage tells of 2 techniques to get L6 images into the clipboard.
The 3rd technique that i discovered today uses resource menu and select Print/Export in L6 and have it output to Word. Seems sometimes that L6's Print window & Copy to Clipboard does not render the largest image into the clipboard. So i found that using L6's Print window and sending it to a Word doc and then in Word i right-click on the image and copy it to the clipboard (Ctrl-C). Then i jump to CIV and use right-click menu in CIV to read the image from the clipboard that i got from Word. Seems that this doesn't always work in all resources. Logos probably has larger images for newer resources than for older ones, may also depend on what the publisher provided to Logos.
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Bruce Dunning said:
It is interesting to note that my Symantec Endpoint Protection won't let me access this file
This is probably because it doesn't have a windows certificate. For me to get an official certificate to use with the installer, i would have to fork out 100's of dollars a year. Which seem unlikely since i am giving my programs away.
You probably can go into Symantec and tell it that the Setup program is safe (over-riding their over protective feature). i can assure you that there is no virus or anything harmful in the program. This is a new computer which has been used only for programming and viewing Logos. Also my website is completely secure, i use a professional hosting company and i keep the folder locked on the website.
Edit: i am running Eset Smart Security anti-virus protection on this pc. i have used Symantec in the past and found it to not be a thorough. You might want to checkout Eset the next time your anti-virus subscription runs out. My sister is an admin for a large company and she turned me on to Eset.
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steve clark said:Bruce Dunning said:
It is interesting to note that my Symantec Endpoint Protection won't let me access this file
This is probably because it doesn't have a windows certificate. For me to get an official certificate to use with the installer, i would have to fork out 100's of dollars a year. Which seem unlikely since i am giving my programs away.
That totally makes sense.
steve clark said:You probably can go into Symantec and tell it that the Setup program is safe (over-riding their over protective feature).
Thanks. That worked. Very cool program that I think I'm going to enjoy using.
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Bruce Dunning said:
Thanks. That worked. Very cool program that I think I'm going to enjoy using.
Thanks for going the extra mile! And thanks for posting so others know that the program is safe!
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New Update to CIV is available (ver 1.0.1.5)
Added: allow Multiple instance of CIV to be opened; CIV History ability. See the release notes.
Multiple instances of CIV
This allows you to open as many copies of CIV as you wish.
This is useful when you want to view different maps side-by-side.
(the image below shows 3 different instances of CIV running, each with different maps in them)
CIV History feature
In the right-click menu you will notice a new entry (History)
This allows you to re-view previously viewed clipboard images.
CIV's history will keep track of the last 6 images that you have viewed.
This can be useful when viewing multiple associated maps (e.g. Paul's 1st, 2nd, & 3rd missionary trips).
(the image below shows the right-click menu with the History fly-out menu)
If you find a problem with CIV, please email me: admin [AT] clark-tx [DOT] net
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Thanks for the new version Steve. I'm enjoying playing around with this. [:)]
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Bruce Dunning said:
Thanks for the new version Steve. I'm enjoying playing around with this.
Great, glad that you are enjoying it!
btw: i just made a change to help limit the number of times CIV repositions the image to the center of the window (initially i did this when the image might have been off screen). It was really interfering with my use currently. Every time i resized the window it would center the image. Fixed it now, it only re-centers the image in the window when the image has gone off the window. i upped the version to 1.0.1.5 (did not make a new announcement since you seem to be the only one who has downloaded today). The updated version is on the website if you want to update.
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steve clark said:
Fixed it now, it only re-centers the image in the window when the image has gone off the window. i upped the version to 1.0.1.5 (did not make a new announcement since you seem to be the only one who has downloaded today). The updated version is on the website if you want to update.
Thanks. I've updated mine now too. I'm surprised that more people have not tried this out.
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Bruce Dunning said:
I'm surprised that more people have not tried this out.
L6 has a higher priority right now.
Plus i announced it under the General forum, which isn't viewed as much by the average user.
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Wow. This is fantastic and works really well. It is something that will get plenty of use. Thank you so much Steve for making this available.
I'm off to look at some more maps [:)]
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Hi Sue,
Sue McIntyre said:Wow. This is fantastic and works really well. It is something that will get plenty of use.
Thank you for such a glowing review! i am very grateful. Glad that you like it and are finding it useful!
Sue McIntyre said:Thank you so much Steve for making this available.
You are most welcome. It makes it all worthwhile when others find it useful.
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Updated the CIV website tab Adding to Clipboard with info on Method 3 copying Logos images to clipboard for viewing in CIV.
Also added a chart which shows the image resolution difference when adding an image to the clipboard using the 3 different methods.
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Thanks for your work on this Steve. I'm currently trying to update my version but am having an issue.
When I choose this to get version 1.0.1.5 ....
I get this screen (version 1.0.0.13)....
Is that the wrong link or am I doing wrong?
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Hi Bruce,
Nice to hear from you again
Bruce Dunning said:When I choose this to get version 1.0.1.5 ....
The announcement that i just made above is only to alert users that the webpage has been updated telling them about Method #3 for copying Logos to the clipboard. So ver 1.01.5 is still the current version.
Bruce Dunning said:I get this screen (version 1.0.0.13)....
The Install webpage is generated by my Microsoft Visual Basic development software. What you are seeing is not the version number, but the build number which is different. Build # 1.0.0.13 is what was used when i published CIV version 1.0.1.5. I know it is confusing but i would rather not fiddle with VB's html file to post the version number instead of the build number.
Does this make sense to you? i know that my description is technical, but i don't know how to explain it without technical terms.
EDIT: when i announce an update to programs (tools), i usually use large text with a green background. This way you can tell an update to the program is available.
EDIT2: below are images of my development s/w. This might help clear up the technical mumbo-jumbo. (you can click to enlarge the images)
Thanks for bringing up this point, i am sure it has been confusing to others here in the forum.
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Thanks for the explanation about how it works. I think I get it now.
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New Update to CIV is available (ver 1.0.1.7)
[CIV is an abbreviation for the program: Clipboard Image Viewer]Changed menu item View Image Details to not disturb viewing of image. See the release notes.
If you find a problem with CIV, please email me: admin [AT] clark-tx [DOT] net
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Thanks for continuing to improve this Steve.
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Mark Smith said:
Steve, another very generous gift to Logos users. You and so many others are what make this Forum and the Logos user base so great to interact with. Thank you!
Yes, it is absolutely true. Thank you Steve.
Blessings in Christ.
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I really like it! Thanks a lot.
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Bruce, Tes, & Anthony, you all are most welcome!
Thank you for letting me know that you find my work useful! Your comments are very much appreciated and might help others find the usefulness of the Tool as well.
Thank you all again!!!
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Thanks, Steve! I'm only now just discovering this.
You do such great tools to aid in our use of Logos. Thanks for offering them for no charge. I'm sure many of us would gladly donate a couple of dollars or so to help support your continued work on these if you put a PayPal Donate button on your website.
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Hi Rosie,
You are most welcome!
Thank you for the kind words. You have a generous heart. i am sure others would have a generous heart as well, but it would not feel right for me to accept donations. The tools that i have given are my gifts to my brothers and sisters in Christ. i only hope that they find them useful.
Thanks again Rosie!!
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Many thanks... what a wonderful tool! [Y]
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Rosie Perera said:
Thanks, Steve! I'm only now just discovering this.
I was just bemoaning the fact that there was no Pan and Zoom feature with Logos maps when I came across Rosie's post yesterday. I couldn't download the program until today because my program was indexing all of yesterday with purchases and an update, I don't know why it took so long, but that another story for another day. Thank you steve for this tool it is just what the Dr ordered, great! [:)]
Meanwhile, Jesus kept on growing wiser and more mature, and in favor with God and his fellow man.
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Using CIV inside Logos
you can add CIV for each computer you use into Favorites and then access CIV after you have added a map to your clipboard. This will open your map in CIV from inside of Logos.
Creating a Favorite for CIV
- Create a folder in Favorites to hold your CIV links
- Drag the CIV desktop shortcut and drop it into your new folder
- Rename the new favorite to reflect the computer where you just dragged the shortcut from
(click the image below to view full-size in your browser)
Steps to view a map in Logos using CIV
- Locate the map you want to view in CIV
- Right-Click on the map in your resource
- In the popup menu click on Image on the right side of the menu
- Then click on Copy on the left side of the menu
(now the image is in your clipboard)
- Now click on the Favorite in your CIV folder to open the image in CIV
Logos will open CIV and your clipboard map image will show in CIV
Now you can zoom & pan the map in CIV. You can even have CIV show your map in the Full Screen mode (similar to Reading View in Biblical Places).
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bump for those evening viewers (see post above this one)
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Just saw this today. Looks SUPER!
Will it work with L9 on Windows 10?
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David A Atherton said:
Will it work with L9 on Windows 10?
Steve was a great guy, but he passed away several years ago.
https://community.logos.com/forums/p/127178/827233.aspx#827233
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JT (alabama24) said:David A Atherton said:
Will it work with L9 on Windows 10?
Steve was a great guy, but he passed away several years ago.
Yes. But also: yes, this tool still works fine under L9 on Win 10 - I have put it onto my shortcut bar in case I want to look into an image in detail, like such:
Have joy in the Lord!
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Steve was my best Friend. He has done a lot for me in performing the PBB and we have studied Bible study on line for about two years. He was a very helpful brother.
Blessings in Christ.
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